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It’s being called the “largest crowdfunding event in history,” and Pittsburgh has the most nonprofits participating. May 5 is Give Local America day, in → Read More
Nearly every follower of Islam living in the United States has a story of being bullied simply because they choose to worship Allah. Humza Ahmed, a member → Read More
Good news: Aliens aren’t currently taking over the universe. That’s according to Brendan Mullan, Carnegie Science Center’s resident astrophysics expert and → Read More
Detroit is known as "Hockeytown USA," but could Johnstown claim the title of “Hockeyville USA?” That depends on if it receives enough votes, according to → Read More
Pennsylvania has the third largest education funding gap in the nation between districts with the highest and lowest poverty rates. That’s according to a → Read More
Beatrice Dias has asthma, and her three-year-old has had his own respiratory issues, so she installed a personal air monitoring device known as a Speck to → Read More
Raising a child is expensive, and not surprisingly, that cost has only increased over the past few decades. But tax relief to help families with children → Read More
State Senators Matt Smith (D-Allegheny) and Randy Vulakovich (R–Allegheny) are calling on Pennsylvania business owners to help house homeless veterans. The → Read More
In 2013, 72 percent of Internet users said they searched the web for health information within the past year according to a Pew Research Center survey. But → Read More
When Huang Xiang came to Pittsburgh, he was so happy to be able to share his poems – which forced him to leave China – that he painted them onto his house → Read More
Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner announced Tuesday she intends to subpoena the county administration and police department. She said it’s the → Read More
University of Pittsburgh researchers might have stumbled onto a cost-effective way to fight cancer – with cholesterol-lowering drugs, or statins. When it → Read More
A month ago, Frank Smart made a phone call from the Allegheny County Jail declaring that he was not receiving his anti-seizure medication. A few hours → Read More
Could Pittsburgh make self-driving cars mainstream? If it’s up to Carnegie Mellon University and Uber, the answer to that question is yes. Carnegie Mellon → Read More
With more than 100 reported cases of measles throughout the country in January, Pennsylvania physicians came together Tuesday with a united message – get → Read More
An estimated 19,000 vehicles cross the Greenfield Avenue Bridge each day, but commuters will have to find a new route later this year. That’s because the → Read More
The United States is one of two countries worldwide that doesn’t guarantee paid maternity leave to new mothers according to Vicki Shabo, Vice President of → Read More
Conservationists hope to keep a well-used section of Stonycreek alive thanks to a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). → Read More
Pittsburgh’s city code requires that sidewalks are made out of concrete, but Councilwoman Deborah Gross is questioning whether that’s the best option. → Read More
Allegheny County might not have seen a lot of snow so far this winter, but that’s not stopping Boyce Park from planning to host its inaugural “Snowfest” → Read More